Mobile Developer
Company Name:
Brooksource
Job Description:
A well-established but growing client of ours in the Nashville area is looking to hire a Mobile Developer on a permanent basis (this client structures their hires as a three month contract-to-hire).
What would you be doing?:
Walking in the door, the mobile developer will take ownership of their Native Android application and Phone Gap application. They would also help with the new Javascript heavy UI of the new Point of Sale they are developing. They have some bug fixes naturally, converting Android to PhoneGap (This may change depending on the candidate competency), and adding social sign-on to the application, expanding what is available from the application. This mobile developer will have a lot of latitude to do what needs to be done to get a more professional application
Team:
If you are interested in joining a team being built from the ground up, this position is for you. Even though this enterprise environment is rather large, this is the initial build out of their Mobile team, which will eventually end with a total of five (already have one), and grow from there.
Get excited to work here!
They were purchased by a billion dollar company about a year ago, which has helped them grow, and they are projecting to triple their already sizeable environment in the next five years.
This growth has translated to promotions into lead, senior and mid-level roles.
Laid back environment - some developers wear business casual, others wear jeans and a t-shirt. Up to you.
They enjoy getting new technologies that are fun and make sense. They include the team on technology decisions.
Each developer given 2 24in. monitors when they start.
They are involved with the United Way - they have days you can take off (without using PTO) and give back.
Tech Talk
From a technology standpoint, this person must be well-versed in utilizing Javascript, JSON, and AJAX in a mobile development role. In addition, experience with HTML5 and CSS3 will be needed. Since this developer will be working with AngularJS framework and RequireJS, it would nice if they have experience with it, but it is not necessary. Experience with Native Android would be great as well. Lastly, if someone is interested in working with Bootstrap, PhoneGap or jQuery Mobile, they will get their hands on it in this group.
Must Haves:
3
years of JavaScript experience (at least two pure years on mobile applications)
2
years of JSON and AJAX experience
HTML5 and CSS experience
Wish List:
Native Android, AngularJS or RequireJS experience
Bootstrap, or jQuery Mobile experienceEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Brooksource
Job Description:
A well-established but growing client of ours in the Nashville area is looking to hire a Mobile Developer on a permanent basis (this client structures their hires as a three month contract-to-hire).
What would you be doing?:
Walking in the door, the mobile developer will take ownership of their Native Android application and Phone Gap application. They would also help with the new Javascript heavy UI of the new Point of Sale they are developing. They have some bug fixes naturally, converting Android to PhoneGap (This may change depending on the candidate competency), and adding social sign-on to the application, expanding what is available from the application. This mobile developer will have a lot of latitude to do what needs to be done to get a more professional application
Team:
If you are interested in joining a team being built from the ground up, this position is for you. Even though this enterprise environment is rather large, this is the initial build out of their Mobile team, which will eventually end with a total of five (already have one), and grow from there.
Get excited to work here!
They were purchased by a billion dollar company about a year ago, which has helped them grow, and they are projecting to triple their already sizeable environment in the next five years.
This growth has translated to promotions into lead, senior and mid-level roles.
Laid back environment - some developers wear business casual, others wear jeans and a t-shirt. Up to you.
They enjoy getting new technologies that are fun and make sense. They include the team on technology decisions.
Each developer given 2 24in. monitors when they start.
They are involved with the United Way - they have days you can take off (without using PTO) and give back.
Tech Talk
From a technology standpoint, this person must be well-versed in utilizing Javascript, JSON, and AJAX in a mobile development role. In addition, experience with HTML5 and CSS3 will be needed. Since this developer will be working with AngularJS framework and RequireJS, it would nice if they have experience with it, but it is not necessary. Experience with Native Android would be great as well. Lastly, if someone is interested in working with Bootstrap, PhoneGap or jQuery Mobile, they will get their hands on it in this group.
Must Haves:
3
years of JavaScript experience (at least two pure years on mobile applications)
2
years of JSON and AJAX experience
HTML5 and CSS experience
Wish List:
Native Android, AngularJS or RequireJS experience
Bootstrap, or jQuery Mobile experienceEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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